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Expert Resources in the War on Terrorism

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Biological Warfare

Biological agents such as smallpox and anthrax represent a new threat to public safety. University of Nebraska experts are studying transmission, diagnosis and prevention of these deadly agents.

Steve Hinrichs, M.D.	smallpox, anthrax, tularemia Director of the Center for Biosecurity
Andrew Benson, Ph.D.	bioterrorism and food safety
William O. Berndt, Ph.D.	education about bioweapons
Paul D. Fey, Ph.D.	infectious disease
Michael M. Meagher, Ph.D.	vaccine development
Mark Edmund Rupp, M.D.	hospital preparedness
Anthony Sambol, M.A.	laboratory testing of bioterrorism agents
Philip W. Smith, M.D.	smallpox

Chemical Warfare
Nerve Gas, Neurotoxins

Technology and Public Health
Rapid Diagnostics, Public Notification, Technology Security

Agricultural and Environmental Terrorism
Food Safety, Animal Health, Exotic Species as Terrorist Weapons

Psychological Aspects and Effects of Terrorism

Afghanistan and Middle East

Other Aspects of Terrorism

	Bioterrorism information
	Expert profiles
	Center for Biosecurity
	Campus bioterrorism websites
	University contacts